Pate Four Sixth All-College Hike Features Ice-Skating This Sunday Penn State hikers are invited to go to Whipple Dam, Dick .lames '39, chairman of student hikes, announced yesterday. ' . This is the sixth all-College hike of the year and every student .and facility member who is interested in hiking is, invited. Transportation will be provided from Dec hall at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Everybody is urged to bring ice skates for, if the weather permits, the afternoon can'be spent in skat ing. For those who do' not wish to skate,: hikes into the surrounding mountains are being planned. A fee of 15 cents will be charged to cover the cost of refreshments and trans portation. "Dress warmly," said James. "Bring blankets if you wish; and the bike will be enjoyed by all." Last Sunday over 30 hikers climbed to the top of the ski trail on Bald Knob Mountain. , This •was an expellent turn-out considering the weather of that day. ._ .ICATMAU ' 14 , A Warner BrothersThcal.re; , • ~, Shows "at 1:30, 3:00. 6:30,- 8:30 Complete Show as late ,as .9:05 TODAY ONLY Special "Soph Hop" Attraction SATURDAY ONLY MONDAY Also at. the Nittany , Tuesday See the big light! Lombard vs. March in a sensational free-for-all Technicolor comedy. . The tenderest, toughest love story 50 Skiers Ready To Open Season The Penn State Ski Club'held its first meeting of the season last Tues day in Room 410, Old Main, and over 50 enthUsiastic skiers and! potential skiers were present. • This year, skiing will be coached by Ben Harriman, a Dartmouth alum nus'and a graduate student of chem istry here. Paul Massey '3B is the captain of the" ski team which will represent Penn State in several meets this winter. All club members turned out for the meeting in their ski clothes and brought their skiing equipment with them. Couch Harriman gave a talk on the proper care of equipment, em phasizing the applying of wax to skis. The weather so far this year prom ises plenty of snow, and ehe skiers are hoping for the best. Several of the club members were practicing on the Centre,Hills golf course early this week. About 17 of them were skiing on the base,of the ski trail Monday afternoon. There has not been suffi cient snow, as yet, to permit the full use of the trail. The Ski Club is open to all stu dents interested in the sport. Women are invited, for skiing is being taken ,up more and more by women, and al most every big meet permits their en tering. Advertising Honorary Initiates 8 Members Eight pledges were initiated into Alpha Delta Sigma, national honorary advertising fraternity, at ceremonies Wednesday night in 405 Old Slain. Initiates include Robert M. Beddow '33; Woodrow, W. - Bierly, '3B; Arnold D. Cohen. '39; William C. Rodeos, '33; Jack Hirsh, '39; Reed Miller, '3B; Donald C. Nokes '39; and Maurice Parker, '39. Professor Franklin' C: Banner, head of the department of Journalism. ad. dressed the members at a dinner • which followed the' initiation, speak. ing on impressions gathered from his round•the•world trip this SUMlller. Brief talks were made by Professor Donald W. Davis, faculty advisor of the fraternity, and Louis H. Bell, also of the department of Journalism. 1935 Collegian Editor Heads Alumni Service John A. Brutzman '35, former editor of the C . ollegian, haS taken over the local office of the Stewart Howe Alum ni Service, succeeding J. P. Cochrane. Brutzman comes here from a sin liar position at Cornell university. This service provides fraternities with chapter newspapers,. publicity, Mid alumni contact relations. IWho's Dancing Soph Ilep Red Nerve TOMORROW Phi Epsilon l'i Red Witherson /vvitat /nu Alpha Phi Della Pat Rosato invitot ian (Sittolcription) Book Exchange Petition (Following is the, petition submit ted by a• committee of the Independ ent Party to the College Committee on Administration:) The College Administration The Pennsylvania State College We, the undersigned committee, act ing under appointment -by Joseph. A. Peel, Junior Class President, do here by petition for space on the college campus in which to operate a second hand book exchange. This exchange will operate on a non-profit basis and for the sole purpose of enabling stu dents to, get second-hand books at a reduced price. It is our plan to have the student set his own price on the book he wish es to sell, said price not to exceed two-thirds the original value of the book, and leaVe it at the exchange which-will make every effort to find a buyer. If the book is sold, the seller and the buyer each will pay a five cent service charge. This five-cent ser vice charge Will go to cover the op erating expenses of the exchange. If the book •is not sold, there will be no charge made.. The exchange Will operate for ap proximately two - weeks, one week at the close of the first semester and one week at the beginning of the sec ond semester. This venture is being sponsored by the Independent party in fulfillment of one of its platform promises to the student body and 'because the student body in general feels that a means of savings on student text books should be provided. As a possible location for this ex change we suggest one of 'the cloak rooms' at the front entrance of the Old Main Sandwich Shop. We dhink this space will serve the purpose be cause it is centrally located and be- .... .... '~: f~9~~, !.,,!,!:::. ~ , gso ! li! ' il :l i i' ..,....„,..„,.,,,,,,,„,,,,,,:;, ,:,,,ik,]lpt!!!!,;lai,,,,, Ccp. taht 1957 THE PENN STATE' COLLEGIAL' . , cause it will not inconvenience the Sandwich - .Shop patrons since three cloak rooms are avollable for their use. As a second possible locution we suggest anreacant room on the third floor of Old Alain. We, the' - committee, agree to accept responsibility for any space granted us for thiS purpose. Respectfully,' 'Samuel J. Rosen, Chairman Edward A. Hebda • Harvey A. Heilman Berne L. Pearl Henry R. Smith, 'Jr. P. S Club To Sponsor Annual Xmas Banquet The annual Christmas banquet, sponiored - hy the Penn State club, will be he ld . - 41 the' Old Multi Sand wich shop.WednesdaY evening at '6:15 o'chick. In order to enter the hall in a body, the-guests are requested to gather in:the Old. Main second floor lounge at "6 o'clock.: Russell , G, Cohn., president ,of the Penn State,club, will act as toastmas ter and . Charles H. :Witter '36, will entertain: - with musical selections-on the xylophone. Songs will" be sung by. the_ groan' nix:amounted by Hummel Fishburn, department of music, on the piano. Charles M. Speidel, wrestling coach, Dr. Carl .P. Schott, dean of the school of physical education and athletics; and ArthUr R. Warnock; dean of men, will be guests of honor: Tickets will ' be mailed 'to every club member Mid extra tickets may be bought at the door. \ • , . ' \' 4;il_ erCiSS.: , • • •3, ',•:VI4). :bttle 111- t". • 'S wu ‘• : 1 ; CLASSIFIED TYPEWRITERS—AII makes expertly repaired portable and office- ma chines fdi sale or rent. Dial .2342. Harry E. Mann 127 West Beaver Ave. 38 yr. G. D. FOR" SALE—Pontiac coupe, good con dition. $50.00. Buy and save train fare home. Call Bell 9028 or inquire room 8 Chem Annex. 126-2 t-pd-BB LOST—Brown leather wallet, in gymnasium, Monday morning. Find er please return same to Student:Un ion. 128-It-pd-RWW FOR . RENT=One room for three, two rooms for two, with meals, 117 East Foster. Phone 2000. 127-ltpdßß Campus Bulletin Engineering lecture in Home• Eco nomics auditorium at 4:10 o'clock. Subject: Job Application Interview. SATURDAY - Sophomore seminar of P. S. C. A. will holds its cabin retreat in Shingle town Gap. The group will, meet at Fairmount and Allen streets, at 2 O'clock. - Hillel Record recital room •117 Old Main at 7:30 o'clock. Everybody wel come. MONDAY • There will be a meeting of the edi torial candidates . ,to the', BELL this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Diary Science Club Christmas party room 8, new dairy building, at 7 o'- clock. Music and entertainment. American Chemical Society .meet intr. in ,Chemistry. annex v.at 7:30 o'- clock. Dr. G. D. 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' te,W;:. :-.1.•?1'..,....;; .....• i'..,::::%1; i':,',''' •,..,' '‘i•—e?.r."k‘j,:l;:...::::;:. e „..„.,,,L .„,...,,,...:,..::,,,,:,,,......„:„.:.::::„,,,....„ \„...,.„.. ..,,,....„..„..5....,,,,,,,.;7::::::.'::';'.q::::::.i.t,Y,..F4'....>.'1'. e , : , ...,...,,.,4:,,,,...„,..........,,,.......„.„,,...,..,,.,..,.....:,.,..„:,...,...„„,,,..:,.. ,i,..,...„„:„,,„,,,,,,_ .., "The Chemist and the U. S. Pharma copoeia. Pre-Ned dinner in Old Main Sand wich gimp at 6 o'clock. Sixty • cent payment must be made in Dean Smith's office before tomorrow. • TUESDAY - German Christmas music program in. Schwab auditoriuM at 7 o'clock. Organ solos by Prof. Fishburn; violin solo by Mr. Neuberger. German read ing by Prof. Wurfl. • Freshman commission and forum will hold a joint Christmas party in 304 Old Main at 7 o'clock. Wednesday Sophomore seminar will hold a Christmas party in room 405 Old Main at 8 o'clock. Friday, December 10, 1037 MISCELLANEOUS Members of the InteKraternity coundil simuld call at Student Union office. Sign up. for women's class horlitcy managers in Mac Hall. All seniors in the Liberal Arts school should report immediately to room 12 S. L. A: to fill out employ- . ment bureau blanks. I SHOE,REPAIRING 808 MINGLE, NEXT TO FIRE HALL
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